Beekeeping is only as successful as the beekeeper is at control the varroa destructor mite. Today we continue with part two on controlling mites with our guest Dr. Peck giving us an update on the most effective measures at controlling mites in your bee hives. If you'd like to watch this entire video, click here. We also offer many online beekeeping courses from Basic Beginner courses to advance courses on how to control mites. Click here to see our beekeeping classes. Visit our website at...

Beekeeping is only as successful as the beekeeper is at control the varroa destructor mite. Today we have a mite scientist with us to give us an update on the most effective measures at controlling mites in your bee hive. If you'd like to watch this entire video, click here. We also offer many online beekeeping courses from Basic Beginner courses to advance courses on how to control mites. Click here to see our beekeeping classes. Visit our website at www.honeybeesonline.com

Beekeeping is a hoot and if you'd like to get started in beekeeping perhaps this podcast will help answer some common questions. It was an interview I did at WDAN radio station. Check out our online beekeeping courses. Click Here. And visit our website at: www.honeybeesonline.com Also, subscribe to my YouTube channel. Here's the to my YouTube channel.

Whether you are a new beekeeper or have kept bees for multiple years, helping your bees get off to a great start in the spring is so vital. Today, I'll give you three great tips to help your bees make more honey in the spring. To join us LIVE for my livestream with Dr. David Peck on mite control, click here. If you'd like to watch my full video on spring tips on YouTube, Click Here. Check out our online beekeeping courses. Click Here.

Beekeeping is challenging in the spring, especially helping our bees become strong enough to take advantage of all the spring honey flows. Today, I'll share some tips on setting up your bees to gather more spring honey! If you'd like to watch my full resource hive video on YouTube, Click Here. Check out our online beekeeping courses which are on sale March 19-25, 2024 to celebrate SPRING! Click Here.

It's so important that we learn the skill and art of inspecting our bee hives. Today, I'll answer common questions beekeepers ask about inspecting their hives. If you'd like to watch my full resource hive video on YouTube, Click Here. Check out our online beekeeping courses which are on sale March 19-25, 2024 to celebrate SPRING! Click Here.

In this podcast I'll explain what a resource hive is all about and how it can benefit beekeeping. If you'd like to watch my full resource hive video on YouTube, Click Here. Check out our online beekeeping courses which are on sale March 19-25, 2024 to celebrate SPRING! Click Here.

How to feed bees during late winter and early spring is very challenging and today, I'll simply the process so you can help your bees stay strong instead of dying of starvation.  Click this link to check out my YouTube Beekeeping Channel Check out our on sale, Online Beekeeping Courses at Honeybeesonline.com

Spring is when beekeepers have lots of questions. Join me today as I answer some common spring question about beekeeping. Click this link to check out my YouTube Beekeeping Channel Check out our on sale, Online Beekeeping Courses at Honeybeesonline.com

If your bees made it through winter, then one of the best swarm control methods is to make a split. But, there are many ways to make a split, so let's dive into it.  Click this link to check out my YouTube Beekeeping Channel Check out our on sale, Online Beekeeping Courses at Honeybeesonline.com

Today I'll answer your beekeeping questions about how to feed your bees in the spring.  Click this link to check out my YouTube Beekeeping Channel

Join me in this podcast as I answer your beekeeping questions.  Click this link to check out my YouTube Beekeeping Channel

Many people are new to beekeeping and are finding it difficult to find mentors or a bee club. Some beekeepers aren't happy with what they are seeing in local clubs.  Click this link to check out my YouTube Beekeeping Channel

Why are so many beekeepers giving up beekeeping? Even though there are many people starting each year, so many more beekeepers are giving it up. Let's find out why.

Whether you are a new beekeeper starting in the spring or an experienced beekeeper, dealing with mites early in the spring will give you a huge advantage in keeping your bees healthy all season.

Every Friday I love answering some of your questions and today we'll answer some questions for the month of March.

Dr. Cameron Jack is Assistant Professor in Honey Bee Toxicology. Cameron has been interested in beekeeping since his youth and now teaches several courses related to honey bees and apiculture at the University of Florida. In this podcast Cameron will answer questions about the use of oxalic acid in controlling mites in beekeeping.

Beekeeping is overwhelming and can lead to many questions for those wanting to get started. I'll tackle the top 17 questions I get asked by those aspiring to keep bees.

David and Sheri answer some important beekeeping questions asked on David's Beekeeping YouTube channel.